Stanley

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</infobox> Stanley is one of Odis's victims.

Personality

He enjoys true crime programs.<ref>“Heck,” Stanley said, sitting back.  “Don’t even get me started.  I love true crime.”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

Relationships

Odis went out of his way to target him due to how much he disliked him.<ref>“Our jailer must not like you much.  A lot of these guys, they just got on while trying to leave town,” Basil said.- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

Milly got annoyed by him and dislikes him.<ref>“Okay, you’re a monster, and I don’t say that lightly,” Milly said.  “Will you please go fuck off now?”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

Avery asked Odis if he can go free in exchange for him telling her where the girls where.<ref>“Fuck,” Avery whispered.  “Are they still there now?  Are they locked in?”

“Who?” he asked.

“The girls.  That you kidnapped and locked up.”

“I guess.  Yeah.”

“Where?”

“Can I get off the bus?”

“Tell me where they are, and I’ll ask the guy in charge,” Avery replied.- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

Appearance

He's dressed in overalls, young with a liver spot on his head and light stubble.<ref>He had a slight head injury that seemed to make him unsteady on his feet, and sat down two rows ahead of Basil.  He looked like a mechanic or plumber, with coveralls, and light stubble on ruddy cheeks.  He was young, but had a liver spot on his forehead.  “Stanley, but my friends call me Lee.”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

Chronology

He comes from Minneapolis, America.<ref>“America.  Minneapolis.  Why?  Are we-”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

He got his neighbor deported with the help of his friend. Afterwards he took her kids planning to marry one of them.<ref>“It’s not as bad as mass murder.  I got a woman deported.  My neighbor.  Did it on purpose, through a friend, so I could manage the timing and outcome.”

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“Why did you need to manage the outcome?”

“They went to get the kids.  But she’s my neighbor, I know the routine.  I watched.  I got them while they were on their way home.  Teenager and a twelve year old.  No traces, nobody’s going to put that much effort in for the family members of some deportee.  They’ll think they ran to stay in the country.”

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They think they’re being held by immigration, and I’m their caseworker.  I’m not a creep.  Not like the guy that woman let loose.”br>
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“I wasn’t going to do anything to them.  Just… keep them in custody indefinitely.  When one turned seventeen, I could tell them I could save them from being deported and lost by the system like their mom.  By marrying ’em.  Whichever one turned out better.”- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

He was on one of Odis's buses but when he tried to leave he got hit by another bus and taken on board.<ref>Avery sniffed.  “You were on another bus before this.” “Yeah.  And?  I got out, started to walk, got hit.  Got carried in by people who should know better than to move someone injured.  It wasn’t a hard knock though.” - Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.9</ref>

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